Markus Stars As Arrows Edge Jehovah 2-0 At Comiskey
The St Paul Arrows earned a 2 to 0 victory over Jehovah at Comiskey Park behind Chuck Markus stellar pitching. Bremer Kreutzberg Krikau and Klein contributed timely hits as Arrows pull ahead in a tight series with two decisive runs on third inning and late defensive plays sealing the win.
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Jehovah
Comiskey Park
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Arrows
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Krikau
Kreutzberg
Klein
Wageman
Blitt
Giff
Reich
Niewald
Krause
Itt
Karmuth
Buechier
Ruehr
Lusson
Karnuth
Winter
Mohr
Lussky
Lussow
Buechler
Bmechler
Kreutzberge
Jehovah. Ruhr
Chicago Motor Club reports high fatality rate in 1929
The Chicago Motor Club notes about 109 fatalities per 100000 registered motor vehicles in 1929, and says the industry leads in steel rubber glass nickel and gasoline consumption. It warns that school signs once ignored show that children's lives depend on drivers.
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Chicago Motor Club
When Opportunity Knocks We Ignore The Door
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union essay argues many miss chances by seeking easy rewards. It contrasts Wallace, who blames lacking chances, with peers Miller Conn or Carson who built success from hard work. The piece warns opportunities disguise themselves as hard work and common effort.
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Wallace
Miller
Connor
Sangamon Avenue
Carson
Western Newspaper Union
Automobile workers paid in 1929 by Chicago Motor Club
The Chicago Motor Club reports that 427,459 automotive industry employees earned a combined total of $775,478,810 in 1929.
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Chicago Motor Club
Mo Hawks Top South Side Comets 6-0 In Unusual Punt Return
Mo Hawks defeated Blue Island’s South Side Comets 6-0 on Sunday. Pee Wee Alpert recovered a misplayed punt for the only touchdown after the Comets were backed to their own one yard line. Turk Simnick Conny Kern and George Dengler shined in the line as the era continues. Next, Mo Hawks face the White Eagles of Chicago at 3 p.m.
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Comets
Pee Wee Alpert
Pee Wee
Turk” Simnick
Optimism Amid Depression as Sloan Sees Recovery Near
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. declares the auto industry and broader economy bottomed out and inching toward normalcy. The piece surveys tech strides from X rays to gamma rays, European gasoline prices, and a Miami incident linked to anti-Communist sentiment, ending with Commerce Secretary Lamont noting cheap raw materials boost for big industries.
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Lamont
Department of Commerce
When the doctor gets sick the people think it won't amount to much
A brief note from the Terre Haute Tribune suggests complacency when a doctor falls ill, arguing that the public assumes medical professionals will know what to do and manage without issue.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Letting some sunshine out as well as in
A brief note urges balancing brightness with moderation and open windows to invite light and air, suggesting a cheerful mindset and practical home comfort.
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